Is this compatible with a "learn" button garage door opener without dip switches?
8012
Probably not; check with vendor, but DIP switches are the programming method, not learning. Tho' your GD mfr may know the settings, which MAY be possible with DIPs....Sounds like a lot of research for a maybe!
8013
I doubt it because it does have those eight switches inside that won't set themselves. They're like eight tiny light switches that need to be "switched" on or off with a small object like a pin to create the code. They won't switch themselves and I'm pretty sure there's not an override of those eight switches. Hope this helps.
770782
It does not have dip switches. The dip switches are in the garage door opener itself. When you open the console of the garage door opener, you can see which dip switches were turned on. That is the number you punch on the wall unit to activate the garage door opener.
493693
I am not an expert on this sorry. I have the Liftmaster Professional 1/2 hp. I would think it would be compatible with all Liftmater models that have the "learn" button.
1053113
Hi. It only works for machines that use a ten pin code. Look inside another person's remote to compare. If there are ten pins (they are called dip switches) then this remote should work when you set your dip switches to match.
1036137
You bought the wrong remote, this is one that has 8 dip switches inside that need to be set manually
1712633
I don't know. What I do know is if the gate on your lot has a Linear opener with DIP switches this will work. If you need a remote that will "Learn" codes, this will not work.
1757284
Yes, that is exactly why I purchased it.. Follow the manufacturer settings for the dip switches. In addition make sure you have the printer drivers. It gets a little tricky. It does work!
1235623
It is in the instructions. It depends upon where you put the wiring instead of having dip switches to set. You will have to do some minor rewiring which is detailed very well in the instructions.
1116269
You can contact manufacturer. I have a 10 yr old off brand opener with purple learning button works great
206172
Correct. That is exactly what I did. Just make sure your model number is listed as compatible on your opener.
1591162
That is what I use it with. My garage door opener is a chamberlain. I don't know if it works with other brands or not.
1529292
Go to "Gatehousesupplies.com" - you will find all the info that you will need in purchasing a remote for your specific garage door "learn buttons" - Apparently the remote will work with any Liftmaster Garage Door made after 1993 (all colors - including the one you are inquiring) - All the best
107570
Look at the back of your door opener motor. If the square learn button is purple it will work.
1527203
The instructions are only for units with a learn button so I'm pretty sure it would not work with your opener.
1398700
Answer here...If you mean older style openers that set codes with dip switches, I would say "NO". Works with rolling codes. Programs from "Learn" signal from opener.
1408093
the "dip" switch is on your garage door opener - set the numbers on it and then program them into the remote as per instructions
872361
I really don't know. However, when you say "Learn Button,", it sounds as though it's one of these modern all-digital types. The one I bought has the dip switches in it (old fashioned, you know), where you set the code to match what's on the panel in the opener mechanism. So I doubt this one would be right for you. Good luck!